Tesseract takes the lead: Why it outshines Ather, Ola, and Simple One? READ

The Ultraviolet Tesseract is a performance electric scooter with an array of features that make it ideal to address the demands of contemporary riders. Who compares to its competitors such as Ather, Ola and Simple One. The base price is Rs 1.20 lakh (ex-showroom).Ultraviolette Automotive: Ultraviolette Automotive is set to take the Indian electric scooter segment by storm with its new launch the Tesseract. Introduced a couple of weeks back, the electric scooter, the ultraviolet tesseract scooter, is a fusion of cutting-edge engineering and trendy design. On paper, it checks all the right boxes for its feature set and performance.But should you bring it home?

Here are the top 5 reasons why you should purchase Ultraviolet Tesseract over your competitors:

• Dashcam and radar systems

The Tesseract is India's first electric scooter with radar-assisted front and rear dashcams. It sets a new benchmark by capturing real-time ride footage. The Advanced Rider Assistance System (ARAS) comes with features such as collision alarm and lane change assistance. They offer real-time monitoring of the environment's surroundings to enhance the rider's safety.

• Best performance & range

Propelled by a 20.1 horsepower electric motor, the Tesseract achieves a top speed of 125 kmph. It goes 0 to 60 kmph in 2.9 seconds. Equipped with a 3.5 kWh battery pack, it delivers an IDC-certified range of 260 km on a single charge. It serves various traffic requirements. With a rapid charger, 80% top-up is achieved in under an hour.

• Usp

The Ultraviolet Tesseract also has a 7-inch TFT touchscreen that supports onboard navigation and smartphone connectivity, haptic handlebars, wireless charging for a smartphone, and Violet AI integration that optimizes the ride experience. Moreover, the Tesseract EV has wireless smartphone charging provided in the apron cubihole of the scooter. Furthermore, there is also an adequate 34-litre under-seat storage box with the capability of storing a full-face helmet.

• Design

Based on combat helicopters, the Tseract has angular lines, suspended DRLs and twin LED projector headlamps, making it look aggressive and futuristic. It has a clear identity in the electric scooter segment with shades such as Stealth Black, Sonic Pink and Desert Sand.

Apart from these special features, the Ultraviolet Tesseract also comes with a slew of other high-end features such as keyless entry, park assist, hill hold and cruise control. The car is priced at Rs 1.20 lakh (ex-showroom), going up to Rs 1.45 lakh (ex-showroom) post the first 50,000 bookings.